Huddersfield Town's assistant head coach Jon Stead has highlighted the importance of learning from other clubs as they prepare for the upcoming League One season. After two disappointing seasons where the club fell short of the play-offs, Stead believes that looking at the recent successes of teams like Bolton Wanderers and Lincoln City can provide valuable lessons. Both clubs were just outside the top six before making significant strides in their respective campaigns. Stead noted that while Huddersfield Town may be perceived as flying under the radar next season, the expectations from the fanbase remain high. He emphasized that with the right recruitment and a solid budget, the club can compete effectively against strong teams like Sheffield Wednesday and Leicester City. Stead pointed out that the competitive nature of League One means that clubs can turn their fortunes around quickly, citing examples from the previous seasons. He expressed optimism that Huddersfield Town can replicate the success of clubs that have risen from similar positions. The assistant coach also mentioned the importance of stability and continuity in the squad as they aim to build for the future. Additionally, he noted that Ipswich Town has extended the contract of Cameron Humphreys, who had a successful loan spell at Huddersfield Town last season, further emphasizing the need for strategic planning this summer.